Is it too much to ask for good looks when recruiting assistants?

I have been working in Shenzhen for a month. Now due to the increase in the company's business, we need to recruit assistants for each class. Everyone is talking about what conditions are required to recruit assistants. Of course, computer proficiency is a must, patience is a must, relevant cultural level is a must, and experience is best. The manager smiled and added two things. Of course, the writing should be nice, and the person should be good-looking. If it is too ugly, you will feel uncomfortable looking at it every day. Remembering what I said about what I should look for in a boyfriend, I immediately said, first of all, he must be good-looking. Then someone will immediately stare at me, saying that I am good-looking but cannot be used as food. Yes, if you look good, you can’t eat it, but if you don’t look good, I won’t be able to eat it. Finding a boyfriend like this can make people angry. Is it too much to ask for good looks when recruiting assistants? Many people are arguing that my appearance was given by my parents, so I look like this. Isn’t your request to look like this a form of discrimination against ugly people? I don't think it's too much. First: Based on the innate aesthetic needs of human beings, as long as there are choices, people will naturally choose beautiful and good-looking things. And it is this kind of choice that will make the world a better place. If people treat beauty and ugliness exactly the same, what will the world look like? Second: Market principles. Many people are complaining, but this is the right. It is the right of the employer. It has the right to choose employees who are suitable for it. To put it bluntly, it is at best a special request and cannot be regarded as discrimination. If this is discrimination, then if the requirement to pass CET-4 is not required, is it discrimination against people who do not have CET-4? Therefore, if you are really rejected during the application process because of your appearance, there is no need to be angry. First, it may be the particularity of this job and the employer. Second, you must understand that this is human nature. Third, don't be discouraged, because there are too many kinds of jobs. This position has requirements that others may not have. This company may have them, but other companies may not have them. Fourth, maybe you should think about making yourself more beautiful. This is a courtesy to others, and isn't it a good thing for yourself?